Hi AA
Nice photo.
I think Brown HE, not Singing HE.
The fine-ness of the beak for one thing indicates that.
Singing, (even juveniles) ought have some black face marking.
.
Size should be your best clue, but you alone can judge that.
Cheers
Denis
Hi AA
.
To put your mind further at rest, have a look at this blog from a fellow Nature Blogger - Tyto Tony.
This post is mostly about Shining Bronze Cuckoos, but he also put uip a "juvenile Brown Honeyeater".
It is a perfect match for your bird. http://tytotony.blogspot.com/2009/09/bronze-cuckoos-golden-mornings.html
Cheers
Denis
Hi AA
Nice photo.
I think Brown HE, not Singing HE.
The fine-ness of the beak for one thing indicates that.
Singing, (even juveniles) ought have some black face marking.
.
Size should be your best clue, but you alone can judge that.
Cheers
Denis
Denis Wilson
www.peonyden.blogspot.com
good picture, I'm with Denis....Brown HE
Ed Townsville NQ
HI aa
Nice photo still the same thinking towards brown.
hi guys, thanks :)
thanks denis, this is my first capture of the brown he :)
Hi AA
.
To put your mind further at rest, have a look at this blog from a fellow Nature Blogger - Tyto Tony.
This post is mostly about Shining Bronze Cuckoos, but he also put uip a "juvenile Brown Honeyeater".
It is a perfect match for your bird.
http://tytotony.blogspot.com/2009/09/bronze-cuckoos-golden-mornings.html
Cheers
Denis
Denis Wilson
www.peonyden.blogspot.com
thanks again denis :)